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In your regexroute.conf :
[[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Regexroute]] [[Category:Routing]]
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In regexroute.conf :
[[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Regexroute]] [[Category:Routing]]
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In your regexroute.conf :
[[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Routing]] [[Category:Regexroute]]
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====[[Regular expressions|Regexroute]] example====
Here is a regexroute.conf example:
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...ascript|javascript global script]], external module, [[Regular expressions|regexroute]] etc.
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* A simple conference can be executed via [[Regular_expressions|regexroute.conf]] like this
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In the regexroute.conf file we put:
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regexroute.conf
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If you want to use RTP forward between the 2 endpoints you can setup in regexroute.conf something like:
* [[Regular_expressions|regexroute.conf]]
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...eways no matter the protocol used, other files are used as regfile.conf or regexroute.conf.
From a [[Routing|routing module]] (e.g regexroute.conf) you can call an sip channel like this:
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You can match incoming calls on a configured account in regexroute.conf preroute handler on the 'in_line' parameter and set the called number:
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In regexroute.conf :
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For [[regexroute.conf this route can be presented like this:
...ou cannot use variables ('${caller}', '${called}', '\1') such as you do it regexroute.conf in the return from SQL, instead you need to return the final routing d
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In [[Regular expressions|regexroute.conf]]:
* regexroute.conf: i.e. preroute=10 route=10
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...matter the protocol used, other files are used as '''regfile.conf''' or '''regexroute.conf'''.
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The calls can be routed directly to a SIP channel from a routing module (e.g regexroute.conf).
From a [[Routing|routing module]] (e.g regexroute.conf) you can call an sip channel like this:
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A standard line for regexroute.conf will look like:
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regexroute.conf:
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...he regexroute.conf.sample file in your chosen directory, under the name of regexroute.conf. This regulates the default routes to these tones.
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...umbers defined for testing purposes and you can find all of them in the '''regexroute.conf" file. When you call one of these, you'll get a standard telephony ton
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